
The workspace as-a-service: the control plane from the Citrix cloud, the workloads where you want — data center, Azure or both.
Citrix DaaS moves the control plane (broker, studio, monitor) into Citrix's cloud — updated and made redundant by them — while the desktops and the apps run in the resource locations you choose: your data center, Azure, or a mix. The VDI stays yours; the effort of managing its brain doesn't.


Data and latency decide where the desktops run: the ERP close to the database, always.
From on-prem to DaaS without a big bang: the two worlds coexist during the journey.
In the cloud the VMs switch off with the shifts: VDI on consumption, not on a flat fee.
The single golden image for all the locations: one update, everywhere.
Citrix DaaS moves the control plane into the Citrix cloud (the Delivery Controllers, Studio and Director become a service, updated by Citrix): the Cloud Connectors hook up the resource locations — on-prem, Azure, AWS, GCP — where the VDAs and desktops run; MCS provisions the catalogs on the hypervisors and the clouds (with on-demand provisioning to pay only for what's on), Autoscale switches off and on by schedules and buffers: the cloud cost follows the real usage.
On-prem and cloud desktops under one direction.
The peaks on Azure, the base at home.
Away with the broker infrastructure's maintenance.